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A film director, like an orchestra conductor, is the lord of his domain, and no director has more power than a director of animated films. He is set free from the rules of the physical universe and the limitations of human actors, and can tell any story his mind can conceive. That's no doubt why Chuck Jones, after creating the characters of the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, immediately wrote down the rules of what could and could not happen in their universe. If anything could happen (and ...

For the 36th time, Peter Berkowsky will set up a morning minyan at the start of the 26.2-mile race.

What was most surprising about the first half of the Buccaneers' title-defense season? Carmen, Casey and Scott have some suggestions as we begin a series of bye-week Roundtable discussions

Restomodding is perhaps the best way to bring classic muscle cars to 2021 specifications. Dropping a force-fed V8 under the hood is not an issue with so many crate engines available today and the muscle car community has learned to accept modern features on a classic collectible. But as interesting as "street fighter" restomods are, old-school builds usually take the cake. And this 1971 Plymouth Road Runner is a top-notch example.

Built from 1959 to 1976, the Plymouth Valiant isn't the most desirable Mopar classic out there. It probably has something to do with its compact size and the fact that it was overshadowed by icons like the Barracuda, Road Runner, and GTX, but it's also one of those Mopars that didn't benefit from the large V8 engines of the muscle car era. Many of them spend their retirement years abandoned in junkyards, but this 1968 example got a second chance at life.

It looks like Louisiana-Pacific Corporation ( NYSE:LPX ) is about to go ex-dividend in the next 3 days. The ex-dividend...

There’s no other place in the world with such a rich history when it comes to the automobile like America. There’s no other place where certain cars meant so much to many, and no other place where the cars that have long left production cause as much stir on today’s collector market as in America.

During the late 1960s, Chrysler wanted to go back to the basics with some of its mid-size performance cars. Thus, the iconic Plymouth Road Runner and Dodge Super Bee were born to fight the likes of Chevrolet’s Chevelle SS396 or the Pontiac GTO.

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